Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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74aze'4 77544414 Z The realm of muslc knows no boundarles Out of 1tS earller offsprmg dlscovered 1n the Jungles of troplcal countrles Jazz has embedded nts roots xn the saga of Amerxcan muslc Bands may be found lmprovlsxng on stand ards from hlgh school gyms all the way up to concert halls always trymg to attaxn that free flowrng style symbohc of Jazz At a recent Phrlharmomc concert 1n New York the crowds wxldly applauded the cool trumpet tones of Damel Caton and hrs quartet featurmg Al Tadgell on sax Marilyn Zaval on plano and Everett lDodyJ Doten on bass The smgers were Judy Green and Jean Caron who had just gradu ated from the Boston Conservatory of Musxc Durxng 1nterm1ss1on I recogmzed Douglas Beane talkmg to SOClallt6S Claire Vlctona and Nancy Mailim no doubt sohcltxng votes ln the comlng elect1on Pet1te Carol Marons had Just tw1sted her ankle on the staxrs and Drs Phllllp Sherman and Carlton Resnick lmmedlately trled to comfort her Peter Muller and Marcia Hasz emlnent psychologxsts asserted that she lmaglned the pa1n Ruta Dletlm and Pat Brady recognlzed the s1tuat1on as excellent materlal for use 1n theses for medlcal degrees Cynthia Snmmons one of New York s ten best dressed women was wearlng a hat that den1ed all laws of phys1cs Dr Phrhp Canevazzl who had lmproved the superson1c dr1ll for den tlstry was consultmg w1th Dr Mary K Bradley about h1s pedlgreed poodle I also heard Ralph Matmzl the Latxn professor at Plymouth Unlverslty d1s cusslng the Eastern As1a quest1on w1th Ambassador to Istanbul Bernard Barufaldn and Ambassador to Russla Ellnot Segal S1tt1ng beslde us were mathematlclan Ernestme Zmam w1th her promlnent New York secretary Eleanor Bates Wh1le dxscusslng counterpolnt w1th Edward Alshelmer and Paul Borsarn both accomplxshed musrclans I notlced the producer of th1s con cert Walter McCann, a connolsseur of fine Jazz wlth assistant Theresa Furtado the 1nsp1rat1on of the featured quartet Next I dxscovered some boys 1n a typ1cal football huddle and no wonder th1s group was com posed of Larry Paul 1965 All Amerlcan Jerry Goodwin Natlonal Golf Champlon Francns Barrett and Charles Tassmarl Celt1c stars tennxs star Kenneth Hall track star Don Medara celebrated Rose Bowl llnemen James Ruffin: and Jack Staples wxth sportswomen Myrna Hadaway Carolyn Holmes and Margaret Whalen Opp0S1te us I saw Carol Foley, edltor of Vogue, Wlth photographers Carol Melahoures and Charlle Barrett admxrmg the Mary Po orlgnnals of professxonal models Jams Anthony, Audrey Scagharml and Barbara Warnsman. As the house hghts dlmmed once more Anne LeShana, diplomat to Indra hastened her asslstants Claire Mxtchell and Phyllns Estes to the1r seats After the concert Thomas Doten and Leo Amlro wealthy horse own ers 1nv1ted us to the1r penthouse 1n Benjamin Andersons new multx m1l H - 1 1 1 . . . 1 . . 1 1 9 , - 1 . . . . . . 1 .. . . . . . . . . - 1 1 . . . . .. . . . . . . . . , . 7 ' 1 . .. . . . . I , - , . . . .. . . . . , - . . . .. . . .. . . .. . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3 1 ' 1 , . . l . . 1 ' 1 1 .. . . . . u . 1 1 1 1 I O . 1 1 1 1 . . 1 , . . .. .. 1 . . ... . 1 1 1 . . . . . . 1 ' 1 1 1 ' .. . . .. , .. 1

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right Joan Wh1t1ng Vlce Presldent Davxd Besegal Presldent Gerald Plmental Treasurer Jamce CBVICCIII Secretary SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right Suzanne Lekberg Secretary Clyde Brxnx Vxce Presxdent Stephen Buttner, Pres1dent Ronald Soares Treasurer - 1 v v 1 1 x - u - , Y u , v y -

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l1on dollar hotel on 5th Avenue Whlsked away by l1mous1nes drxven by professlonal test drlvers Paul D1Salvatore Eugene Gull, Edward Joklnen and Harold Lammmmakl, we arrlved at our dest1nat1on wxthout a scratch Ann Alberghxm and Dora Lee Roulston, famous for thexr socxal affaxrs led us 1nto the l1v1ng room whxch had been transformed 1nto a musrcal falryland by Carol Harney, prom1nent New York artlst and deslgner and assistants Phyllns Proctor and Jamce Cadorette Jacqueline Courtney Constance Denghton and Pat McGrath home economlsts had prepared a d1nner fit for the most exact1ng gourmets Wh1le watchlng the rest of the guests arr1ve I was astomshed to see that most of the members of my graduatmg class at Plymouth Hxgh School were present Ronald Gomes Mayor of Carver and h1s selectmen Eugene Spmola and John Zaboly were enter1ng surrounded by T V actresses June Arponen, Cynthna Ferguson, Joan Gellar and those famous comedlans Nicholas Carrenra and Ruta Cappella Walter Cleveland the quxet dlrector of that smash h1t Klss Me Sal was d1scuss1ng h1s next muslcal comedy wlth actress Ann Marne Zucchelln and her escort Ronald Krltzmacher, the yacht broker from Wall Street Alvm Boyer Stuart Gulhang and Phnl Rouvales were performlng a few of thelr T V ad hbs to enthuslasts Louise Atwood, Barbara Bosarx, and Joyce Boutm all advertlslng agents for prom1nent New York channels Sponsors Richard Fernandes head of the New York Branch of Butt ner s Sklppy Nickerson owner of several fishlng concerns Richard OKeefe, proprletor of C1nq et D1x and Jon Perklns, Jun1or partner of V1ctor1a and Casal were try1ng to get Danny Tong famous mag1c1an and h1s pretty ass1stant Carol Form to slgn a five year contract Many women alumnae were present who had just been awarded honors Marnlyn Arons Dental Hyg1enst of the year Lulu Curtlss Woman of the year Audrey Carr M1ss Pet1te of 1965 and Marne Vxella Teacher of the year Look' Was that a gold star that I saw ghtterlng on Wnnsor Savery's un1form'7 George Barlow, John Ferreira and Gerald Furtado had Just been awarded the purple heart' The br1ny deep had attracted some of our best boys Donald Boudreau, Dave Cushmg, Vmcent Tassmarl and Davrd Tor rence The Marmes had secured qulte a mess sergeant when John Bates enhsted steak every day The Army had also cast 1ts khakl net and they were Indeed lucky to obtaln such four star generals as George Govonx, Ronald Moran and Peter Salsa Donald Perrault a veteran of the F1ve and Ten found Army canteen work qu1te agreeable whxle Davnd Watson and Norman Wood, born mechanxcs rolled along 1n gxant tanks We pleced what 1nformat1on we had together 1n order to see what llfe had offered to the rest of our class Paula Goddard had just finlshed Wfltlflg a novel entltled Coasts of New England, whlch emphasxzed Plym outh Harbor Paulme Heath, Dot Pacheco Betty Ann Lemieux Marjorie Kingman and Joanne Mosher all New York secretarles had just returned , , . . . ' 1 1 , . . . . . . , , . . . ' 1 l 1 . . - . ' 1 . . 1 1 1 . . . . 1 . . - 1 1 1 . . , , . . I I V 1 . . . . . ' 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . , . , . , - , . . . . , . 9 7 1 , . H . . ,,. . . . 1 1 1 . . . . 1 1 - . . ' . 1 1 1 l . . D . . 1 1 1 1 . . . . . . . - 1 . . . . . 1 . , . . . . ' U . 1 ' 1 - ,, . . . , l , . . . . . - 1 1 . . . 1 1 1